• The glass-front flag case was given to the Society by the Grand Army of the Republic, a Civil War veterans’ organization. 
  • The stairwell features a map of Norwood from 1876 and photos of buildings that stood on the site of the present Town Common.
  • The folding doors on the second floor and the door enclosing the way to the third floor were added during the Historical Society’s ownership. 

Day House Tour

F Holland Day House Tour-Fred Holland Day’s Bedroom

 (“GREEN and RED ROOM”(in 1893 inventory)  

F Holland Day House Tour-The Colonial Room

 (“BLUE ROOM” (in 1893 inventory) 

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(“Yellow Room” in 1893 inventory) The room currently houses the Historical Society’s collection of antique dolls, children’s and doll’s furniture, and playthings of the past.

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The needlework tapestry at the top of the stairs came from the Beacon Street home of John Hancock (demolished 1863).  It was given to the Society by the Honorable Frank … Continue reading F Holland Day House Tour-Second Floor Balcony

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